Примери коришћења Decision-making positions на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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A shortage of women in decision-making positions;
A lack of women in decision-making positions is reflected in the failure to recognise people's diverse needs across public policy in the EU.
More women should be placed in decision-making positions.
The number of women holding decision-making positions has been gradually increasing over the last ten years, from politics to business and media.
Women highly under-represented in decision-making positions.
The number of women holding decision-making positions has been gradually increasing over the last ten years, from politics to business and media.
Legislative action can help bring more women into decision-making positions.
Bringing more women into decision-making positions would enable the EU to use all the resources at its disposal and help ensure everybody, regardless of gender, is able to help shape society.
According to Trivan,there is still a lack of women in decision-making positions.
Women in politics and decision-making positions contribute to redefining political priorities, placing new items on the political agenda which reflect and address women's gender-specific concerns, values and experiences, and provide new perspectives on mainstream political issues.
Let's suggest it to everybody, including Catholics we know who are in decision-making positions.
Women in politics and decision-making positions in Governments and legislative bodies contribute to redefining political priorities, placing new items on the political agenda that reflect and address women's gender-specific concerns, values and experiences, and providing new perspectives on mainstream political issues.
In most societies around the world, women hold only a minority of decision-making positions in public and private institutions.
Modern, innovative companies need highly skilled managers who have both the technical competences to master the new digital technologies andthe management skills required for decision-making positions.
According to the OSI report,women in the nine countries remain significantly under-represented in decision-making positions, particularly in political decision-making and parliamentary representation.
Organisations which are more inclusive of women in management achieve a 35% higher Return on Equity and 34% better total return to shareholders than other comparable organisations.Women are also particularly underrepresented in managerial and decision-making positions.
Notably the report shows that while European women arebetter educated than men, they remain largely under-represented in decision-making positions in companies and still earn 16% less than men on average across the EU.
Women in the Middle East and North Africa are getting more educated and participating increasingly in the labor force, buttheir empowerment will remain incomplete as long as they are still excluded from decision-making positions and political participation.